Speex dev - Jan 2006 - Using speex (newbie)

Hi, i'm using speex in a conferencing application and i have a little
problem. I encode single buffer of 320 byte (160 short) and send it to
destination where
i play it. The problem is that between frame i hear a "tick" so, if i
encode single frames, send it and play it, i heard like to be underwater
(because there is a tick 8000/320 times/sec ), if i encode many packet all
together (ex. 320*3) the problem disappear because "tick" are distant.
Do i have forcely to encode many packet? or is there a way to resolve this
problem?
If i send and play not encoded audio all function properly...
Thank you very much
Carlo
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Same answer as for everyone else: start from the sampleenc/sampledec
programs in the manual and/or speexenc/speexdec. You're simply doing
something wrong with the Speex API.

	Jean-Marc

Le lundi 09 janvier 2006 ? 17:27 +0100, Carlo Cappelletti a ?crit
:
> Hi, i'm using speex in a conferencing application and i have a little
> problem. I encode single buffer of 320 byte (160 short) and send it to
> destination where
> i play it. The problem is that between frame i hear a "tick" so,
if i
> encode single frames, send it and play it, i heard like to be
> underwater (because there is a tick 8000/320 times/sec ), if i encode
> many packet all together (ex. 320*3) the problem disappear because
> "tick" are distant. Do i have forcely to encode many packet? or
is
> there a way to resolve this problem? 
> If i send and play not encoded audio all function properly...
> Thank you very much
> Carlo
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